Ouachita County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....CHILDRESS, HOLLIE M. April 27, 2009
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News Star World - April 29, 2009
MR. HOLLIE M. CHILDRESS
Kilpatrick Funeral Home

West Monroe, LA

A memorial service for Hollie M. Childress will be held at Kilpatrick Funeral 
Home in West Monroe on Thursday, April 30th, 2009, at 10:00AM with Rev. Jon 
Tellifero and Rev. Marla Munn officiating. Private interment will be at 
Liberty Hill Taylor Cemetery near Farmerville, LA, under the direction of the 
Kilpatrick Funeral Home of West Monroe.

Mr. Childress was born February 19th, 1929, in Haslam, TX, to James and 
Elizabeth Childress. He grew up in Mansfield, LA and earned a degree in 
Chemical Engineering at Louisana Tech. He served in the US Army. During his 
lengthy career with Exxon Pipeline in Houston, he was involved in the design 
of the Alaskan Pipeline and several other major construction projects

While living in Houston, he was an active and supportive member of the 
Westbury United Methodist Church. Upon retirement, he moved to West Monroe and 
served as an usher at the First United Methodist Church of West Monroe and a 
part-time teacher in the Stinson Sunday School Class. He also worked for 
several years with the AARP Income Tax Program.

Mr. Childress died on April 27th, 2009, in Frisco, TX.

He was preceded in death by his wife, Florrinell.

He is survived by his daughter, Sharon, and son-in-law, Richard Van Tyne, Jr., 
of Pilot Point, TX; grandson, Eric; sister, Barbara Westbrook and husband, Van 
of West Monroe, LA; sister Sara Vercher of Centerville, LA; brother, James 
Childress and wife, Joan of Wyomissing, PA; and brother, Perry Childress of 
Pineville, LA.

Always gentle, thoughtful, and kind, he was a treasure to his family and his 
friends


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